The study of Mathematics at this level is generally undertaken by students who enjoy the unique aspects of this subject: the disciplined approach to problem solving, mathematical modelling of real life problems and the development of new, more precise mathematical methods. It is clearly beneficial to all students embarking on science or related subjects at A-level. It can be successfully combined with a wide variety of other subjects but some students find it more difficult if they are not using their maths skills in other disciplines. The study of Mathematics is beneficial and in some cases essential if you wish to go on to study any of the following courses at university: Mathematics; Science; Engineering; Business Studies; Economics; Geography; Medicine; Veterinary Science; Accountancy; Social Science and many more.
To embark on an A-level or AS-level course it is expected that pupils will have followed the higher level GCSE or the Extended IGCSE syllabus, as these contain core knowledge for the A-level. A minimum of a level 7 is expected (a level 6 may be considered at the Head of Faculty’s discretion following a baseline assessment).
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| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Shropshire |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | £25,140 - £37,440 |
| Sixth Form Fee | £9,960 - £17,910 |
| Address | Upper Brook Street, Oswestry, SY11 2TL |
The study of Mathematics at this level is generally undertaken by students who enjoy the unique aspects of this subject: the disciplined approach to problem solving, mathematical modelling of real life problems and the development of new, more precise mathematical methods. It is clearly beneficial to all students embarking on science or related subjects at A-level. It can be successfully combined with a wide variety of other subjects but some students find it more difficult if they are not using their maths skills in other disciplines. The study of Mathematics is beneficial and in some cases essential if you wish to go on to study any of the following courses at university: Mathematics; Science; Engineering; Business Studies; Economics; Geography; Medicine; Veterinary Science; Accountancy; Social Science and many more.
To embark on an A-level or AS-level course it is expected that pupils will have followed the higher level GCSE or the Extended IGCSE syllabus, as these contain core knowledge for the A-level. A minimum of a level 7 is expected (a level 6 may be considered at the Head of Faculty’s discretion following a baseline assessment).